40 Ravensdowne
Berwick-Upon-Tweed
A Georgian Grade Two Listed Town House
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"Located within the Elizabethan town walls and therefore an easy walk into the centre, but also backing onto a golf course and, beyond that, only a couple of minutes' walk to the coast. Barbara Pentecost of Smith Gore, admires this quiet, gently sloping street both for its fabulous location and its' glorious Georgian houses."
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thetimes.co.uk Best address: Britain's ten smartest streets Jan 2014
Babies
Babies are very welcome.
Highchairs and a travel cot provided.
Please bring your own cot linen.
Wifi
Wifi coverage fluctuates in the rear bedroom, otherwise good
Sea view
The attic room has a sea view towards Lindisfarne
Garden
Small patio garden at rear
Fully enclosed
Housekeeping
All bed linen and towels
are provided
Pets
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Two dogs are allowed, downstairs only please. Dogs allowed all year on Berwick's nearby beaches
Parking
Residents' parking in this quiet street. Parking permit for one car provided.
Large quiet, residential, car-park at top of Ravensdowne next to English Heritage Barracks.
All car parks in Berwick are free, although some have time restrictions and require discs.
Due to the nature of the street and the electricity supply to the house it is not possible to charge EVs at the house. Berwick has many public charge points.
Train station
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Berwick's train station is a ten minute walk away, with frequent trains to Durham, Newcastle or Edinburgh
Gallery
Berwick-Upon-Tweed
Walk the Walls
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Building the 16th century ramparts reinforced the existing medieval walls, and in doing so became Elizabeth's I single largest military expenditure .
The Maltings
Berwick has a thriving culture scene with galleries, museums and The Maltings for theatre, music and film. There is a timetable of festivals and exhibitions throughout the year
Events
Riding of the Bounds
Party on the Parade
Curfew Run
Mouth of the Tweed Festival
Minden Day Parade
Spittal Seaside Fesival
Berwick Food & Beer Fesival
Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival
Berwick Literary Festival
Walking and Cycling Routes
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Northumberland Coast Path
Berwickshire Coastal Path
St.Cuthbert's Way
St Oswald's Way
Coast & Castles Cycle Way
The Pennine Cycle Way
The Sandstone Cycle Way
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Berwick Barracks
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The town has been fought over many times in its history.
The barracks and main guard tells how the soldiers were treated
It is from here, riding the Bounds begins each Springtime.
The Barracks are managed by English Heritage
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Beaches
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Spittal Beach is one of many local
sandy beaches to enjoy a traditional seaside day at.
Coldingham Beach closeby is used by surfers. Further along the coast ,divers head for St. Abbs
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Lowry Trail
L.S.Lowry painted over twenty scenes at Berwick during his many visits here.
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Independent Shops & Eateries
Away from the high street, on Bridge Street in particular, lies quirkier and more specialist shops, alongside many individual restaurants
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River Tweed
Boat trips from the quay, head either up river or out to sea with the hope of encountering seals or dolphins.
Availability
Week beginning:
8/3/2025 £1,200.00
15/3/2025 £1,200.00
22/3/2025 £1,200.00
29/3/2025 £1,200.00
5/4/2025 £1,300.00
12/4/2025 £1,300.00
19/4/2025 £1,300.00
26/4/2025 £1,300.00
3/5/2025 £1,250.00
10/5/2025 £1,250.00
17/5/2025 £1,250.00
24/5/2025 £1,350.00
31/5/2025 £1,250.00
7/6/2025 £1,250.00
14/6/2025 £1,250.00
21/6/2025 £1,250.00
28/6/2025 £1,250.00
5/7/2025 £1,300.00
12/7/2025 £1,300.00
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26/7/2025 £1,500.00
2/8/2025 £1,500.00
9/8/2025 £1,500.00
16/8/2025 £1,500.00
23/8/2025 £1,500.00
30/8/2025 £1,500.00
6/9/2025 £1,300.00
13/9/2025 £1,300.00
20/9/2025 £1,300.00
27/9/2025 £1,200.00
4/10/2025 £1,200.00
11/10/2025 £1,200.00
18/10/2025 £1,200.00
25/10/2025 £1,300.00